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Washh Mrs. Jcssi«J iton News Fincham j entertained The 11 lev. Claude Cook and The Rev A. D. Goodson .Thursday evening for dinner. Mrs. W. D. Wharton oi! Charlottesville was Fincham on Monday Mrs. F. D .Mary Miler \\ Royal Sunday a guests of Mrs. Wood anq Miss ood were in Front to see Mrsl Clay

Mason who is a patient jat the Front Royal p ursing Home. Miss Relle Strother of palem, Va., will spenc the F.asteit holiday in the Cou nty, dividirig the

time with Mij. and Mrs. P. L. Miller, Jr., an! Mr. and Mrs. R G. Quaintance. Jr. Mrs. F Pi Wood and I Miss

Man1 Miller iVyood were Quests Sundav of Mrs,

Miss Ixitfipj ing her brother Russell Wood. Rorton is !visitn-lnw and sister.

Mr and Mrs.| Randolph Gj-ubbs of Front Royal. IN

-4 MK|V 1 C‘ ORIUM In sad but loving remcmberance of our dear hus>and and father, Frank L. Lillarl who departed this life thirteen years ago, April ars have passed 16. 1945. Thirteen long y<|a dear father Since we have S‘en your loying on is one link earth y«tn face, From our Chai i broken. None take your place You suffered murfi, you murm ed not. We watched you urnight and d unti at last, with broken he; F»y; rts We saw you fady Often to the Cenji and pass away, eterv we wonder, Flowers Upon your grave with memoties to set. And linger tlierej • sweet. Of a father we Ispall never forget.

A faithful father; both true and

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